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Java in Action
GAME ON!
For wo appdevelopers, JavaME is he key owinning in India’smobile gamesmarke.
Rich Client
USINGPROPERTIESAND BINDINGIN JAVAFX 2.0
Oracle’s JimWeaver shows youhow o implemenhe power of binding.
COMMUNITY02From the Editor04Java Nation
News, events, and happeningsin the Java community
JAVA TECH21
New to Java
The End of the Game
Michael Kölling shows us howto fnish our turtle game andshare it with our riends.
New to Java
Build a Web App inWicket 1.4 UsingNetBeans
Combine Wicket and JavaEE 6 to build a Web appeasily by separating markuprom business logic.
Java Architect
Java SE 7: Shaped andTranslucent WindowsDeep Dive
Josh Marinacci shows us howto enhance our applications innew and interesting ways.
Java Architect
What’s New in Java DBin JDK 7
See why it’s even easier touse databases and SQL inyour apps.
Java Architect
Using the OpenJDK toInvestigate Covariancein Java
See how generics andwildcards provide a type-saealternative to covariant arrays.
Java Architect
Introduction to JITCompilationin Java HotSpot VM
Learn how to use thePrintCompilation switch inJava HotSpot VM.
Mobile and Embedded
How to Tag YourPictures with LocationInformation
Vikram Goyal gives us alesson in geotagging.
64Fix This
Try your hand at this JavaFXcode challenge.
COVER ART BY I-HUA CHENPHOTOGRAPH BY PHIL SALTONSTALL
Java Architect
OPENJDK: THEINTERVIEW
Oracle’s DonaldSmih alksabou
the
placefor Java SEcollaboraton.
Java in Action
DEVICECONVERGENCE
 Jargon Technologies creaes uniqueineractve and immersive experienceswih Java.
 
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hat’s not to love about crowdsourcing?
Wihou a clear and obvious opic in mind or hisnoe—and cursed wih a ollow-on case o wrier’s block—I wen o you, he communiy, via Twier or sug-gestons. There were several o hem, bu he desire or a saus updae abou JDK 8 seemed o be a commonheme. So, le’s do ha.As previouslyannounced, he GA dae or JDK 8 is currenly expeced o be Sepember 2013. The maindrivers are, o course, heLambdaand Jigsawprojecs. Each o hese projecs could arguably represen one o he mos signican and antcipaed changes ever o he Java plaorm, o say nohing o wo o hem.The curiosiy abou JDK saus oers a welcome opporuniy or us o deep-dive ino he OpenJDK projecoverall—or example, o explore is expanding role in he communiy ecosysem and is relatonship o heOracle JDK. In his issue, we’ve banked on ha opporuniy viaan inerview wih Donald Smih, a member o Oracle’s Java SE eam who helps seward he OpenJDK communiy. As you’ll learn, one o he projec’s mainobjectves—and grea successes hus ar—is o bring a diversiy o viewpoins ino he developmen process.And speaking o diverse viewpoins: beore you urn he page, I wan o hank youor helping
 Java Magazine
break he 100,000-subscriber barrier afer only a handulo issues. Wihou your ineres and suppor, his publicaton would no, and couldno, exis. Do you see a paern here?
Justin Kestelyn, Editor in Chief
P.S. Sartng in his issue, he “Java Champion Duke” nex o a byline signi-es he auhor’s membership in ha augus communiy. They deserve i!
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